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The case for a wet, warm climate on early Mars
Icarus · 1987 · Vol. 71(2) · pp. 203–224
James B. Pollack✉(Ames Research Center)James F. Kasting(Ames Research Center)Steven M. Richardson(Iowa State University)K. Poliakoff
Planetary Science and ExplorationGeology and Paleoclimatology ResearchAstro and Planetary ScienceMars Exploration ProgramAtmosphere (unit)GeologySolar constantAtmospheric sciencesAstrobiologyAtmosphere of MarsEnvironmental scienceSolar irradianceMartian
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AtmosphereCarbon DioxideCarbonatesClimateExtraterrestrial EnvironmentGeologyHumidityModels, TheoreticalTemperatureWaterGreenhouse EffectMarsExobiologyGeological Phenomena
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